South Korea on Wednesday approved the partial suspension of an inter-Korean military accord signed in 2018 following North Korea's latest launch of a military spy satellite.As a result of the move, South Korea will resume aerial reconnaissance and surveillance operations in the demilitarized zone separating the two countries at 3 p.m., the defense ministry said.Suspending the part of the accord that prohibits flying in airspace above the military demarcation line would enhance the South Korean military's ability to respond to the North's move and identify targets in the country, Prime Minis…READ FULL ARTICLE